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Alberto Balduzzi¹, Francesco Maria Carrano², Yngve Falck-Ytter³

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Summary

Clinicians value clear, actionable guidelines developed with transparent methods. However, knowledge gaps exist in guideline development processes, highlighting a need for improved education and accessible resources.

Keywords:

AGREE‐II EBM GRADE development evidence‐based medicine guidelines improvement methodology recommendations systematic review

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Area of Science:

Medical Research
Evidence-Based Medicine
Healthcare Quality Improvement

Background:

Clinical guidelines are essential for evidence-based medicine.
Understanding clinicians' perceptions of guideline quality and development is limited.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess clinicians' knowledge of clinical guideline development.
To identify perceived quality indicators and areas for improvement in guideline creation.

Main Methods:

A survey was designed using the CHERRIES checklist.
The survey targeted clinicians via email and social media, exploring guideline quality, development knowledge, and improvement areas.

Main Results:

Clear, actionable recommendations (97%) and systematic literature reviews (96%) were top quality indicators.
Fewer than 40% of respondents had been involved in guideline development, with limited experience using methodologists or checklists like AGREE-II or RIGHT.
Clinicians preferred accessible formats like apps and webinars, and valued journal reputation and society involvement.

Conclusions:

Clinicians prioritize transparently developed, actionable guidelines.
A significant gap exists in clinicians' knowledge of guideline development methodologies.
Medical journals and societies should promote accessible, robust guideline development and dissemination.